davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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therp-

Northern
Choice Humboldt and Mendocino . b 1S@9Oc
San joaquin
Poor short spring, seedy and bury. .12914
Good short spring. seedy, p b.............14e416
Choicest Northern spring. p b-....-...-.-1S920
Fair years spring, seedy, q b..............129l3
Poor years spring, seedy and bury p h..ll@l2
Oregon
Eastern, .lo9D
DO, ..lo@vlo
do, poor, heavy
We quote fall
Mountain free, ? b.....-.......-....-......
Sacramento Valley, defective............... Sd12 \
San joaquin. I9lO
Southern Coast, bury and seedy........-.. 500
HIDES AND SKlNS-Quotable as follows:
Sound. Culls
Heavy Steers, IS lbs up, 2 d. -@S1Sc &C O.
Cows and Steers. 4S to SIS bs.-.- -t@712 O.
Light 40 to As fDS-........-............. -G7 @
Kips, II to ~ d
Veal Skins, II to l6 fbs......-.....-719@- O.
Calf Skins. to 10 fbs.............-.-112(9- O.
Dairy Calf, 25@371.c each; Dry Hides, usual
selections, -t4l312c;' DRY Kips, do, -tq131ac .
b. Calf Skins, do, -@l5c; Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf 9@10c 2 ID Pelts, shearling, loo to
TO 25c EACH do short, 30950c each; do. medium,
5O975c EACH do long wool, 90cGS1 % each; Deer
Skins summer, 271aG2Sc; do. fall and medium.
24@26c 2 fb.
FRESH Misunderstanding are the rates
cor whole carcesses from slaughterers to
and quality, SIC; third quality, 4}a@5c . 70.
Veal-Large, 5td6c; small, 799c p Ii. Mutton
Quotable at 5@6c 3 u. Handspring, 7@Sc
> b. Pork-Live Fogs on foot grain fed,
4A@41zc; stock, 21554c dressed Hogs, 61497c
a n.
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ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
JUST OPENED,
SUN WING & co.

JAPANESE AND CHINESE BAZAAR, 500 J
u street. between Eighth and Ninth, Sacra-
mento. All the Latest Novelties in Japanese
and Chinese Goods, Crockery, etc. Give US a
call.
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OFFICE HOURS.


10 to12 A. M, 2 to 4, $50 to $50 P. NJ.
10 TO Il A. NJ, 2 to 4, Z to P. M.
1870 A. NJ. to u N. ] to 2, 7 to SPIN.
$50 to u A. NJ, to P. M............
! 1880 A. n TO l, 2 to /, Z to p. N. 80.
9 to II A. NJ, to 8 P. M..................
8 to 9 A. M, l TO 8, Z to s P. M........
l N. to 3 P. NJ, z to S P. M...............
9 to II A. NJ, to 4, Z toSP. NJ.
10 TO IL A. NJ, 2to !, 6:30to 7:30P.M.
9 to II A. NJ, ] to 3, to P. Mn.
9 to II A. NJ, 2'2G &c 4:2C, 7toSP.M.
8 to 10 A. NJ, 2 to 4, 2 to S P. Nh.
II A. N. to L NJ, TO 5, Z to SIP. NJ.
9 to II A. NJ, 2 to 4 P. M...............
u N. to l, 2 to 4, $50 to p. M.......
9 A. N. to II N, TO 4, z toSP.
M q f1ornnNy1 l,o,,-o C-.J,,
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STATE INSANE ASYLUM.

Payment TO be made monthly in cash.
Bids to be addressed to N. NJ. orr Secretary of
the Board of Directors of the State Insane Asy-
lum, Stockton, and Endorsed on the envelope
" Proposals for Furnishing Supplies
Samples of articles required may be seen at
the storeroom of the Asylum.
In order to preserve uniformity and facilitate
the award, it has been resolved to receive no
bids unless made upon blank forms furnished
by the Secretary.
By order of the Board of Directors of the In.
sane Asylum of the State of California.
o3 3w N. NJ. ORR, Secretary.
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SALOONS, ETC.
EUREKA SALOON,

@%S Il street ............-.....(neXt to Cronans),
MAZZINI BROS, Projectors.
ZINE WINE, LIQUORS AND CIGARS AL
L ways in stock. In connection with our
Saloon we have the
Bacchus Wine Cellar, ITO Third street,
Where we have over 1900 gallons of wine
stored for wholesale and retail purposes. This
tee it to be in accordance with the Pure-Wine
Law. ip
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UNDERTAKES.
REEVES & LONG,

VI NJ ID E1 x ER g.
500 j St., bet. Sixth and Seventh north side).
WE KEEP ON HAND A COM-sS
W plete Stock of Collins and Caskets. <csirsssa,f
Also, Shrouds of every description. Orders
from city or country will receive prompt atten-
ton, day or night. EMBALMING done in the
best manner. at reasonable rates. If
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NAME.
OFFICE.
sNo evening hours Sundays.


DIXON, g. M. NJ. D..-.....-...IO Office, 4o3 St.
GOSS, CARRIE A, NJ. d.. Office, 18th and /,
PINkHAh, CHAS. E, NJ. E.-.lOftice, SIS Sth St..
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ID r e CT Rx
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.



SCI J ............. ................-.
me cor I'd u x .................,
1894 1..-......... 67 and 2SS
1884 1............ 81
18th and j.. .............-27
sos H. ...........l .................,
NJ trop'n b Dig ..................
I5l5 18th St.. ID, eland 100
1918 K............. ............,.....
712h J........... l59.............
ll027 G........... ..............,...
1850 l............. 81 and i6a
n and 10th. ... 67 and 12S
y and 10th. CT an6 l28
1918 M.............
I6l7 N.............. ..................
521 J............. ..................
lCo. hospital. SIS 90
tho evening hours.
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,O7O, 900
Sacramento county, at least, it is be
lieved, is placed TOO low in this estimate.
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Hours: to 10 A. NJ, TO g. and Ito P Res rs 9t
Hours: to A. NJ, u to3, and 7 TO P NJ ........
Hours: A. n, to g. and to 7:90 P. M. ......
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BUSINESS CARDS,
MIR. & MRS. e. II. BRADNER, C. SIS.

THUS. u. HIEDKEEH.
n MANUFACTURES OF CALIFORNIA Sill
1NI ver-Inlaid Bits and Spurs. No 142s Second
street, sacramento. Inns
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-12
Dr~x.<A IN q Re.<xrulr.

Am u.gasst wEas hHld ysshenragg hH
Carmner Msusaifh mn ihe b@fy uf Ered-
snhsk W. &anaa, algsa HHarrF gzarzs and
n nsntlwa OF Massachusetts,. ThH bgGy
hsaa h.saa ignna I'M u ressrVuir abRut halE
n mnlEs lhwws the ElHrus Madms ETlIsE
Thse sAssaAzssa had bsez nasssa num rltai
lt,GdaA uihars hs head bee1 s.zY1ng siizaa
Inns zrrTV;al Grum h@Ea I'M searcfn of
hssIHlh Sszrrh bsinng mamie, tna body
wnz faxEna Es siahEd. I'M tae rsHerw0ir.
AH fihH lnqIuss- The Tne1 was bruzsy.ri 0urt
IitRt GfIuiM hHa been I'M tia haltidr at
tIlkiins gUsmrlss aa rths edge Gf tina rsser-
wair, ErmnnA witach he wwzdM walk On
NUM-, MS he Sslt Like iri. Ihe szwpsaif1nn
rs nIaat waaile rhns saE&gad IN hla uszBl
constitutional he isll nnri0 tEaa watEr amid
ERrishsa A wardfef af ase1dsntai-
dargwuimlg wns renurraa by Hh# Hury-
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THE CALEuoxIAXS-
Mmxs<al Cxl<Ar1xf<n - tt A9nA-
vsxxarr sf Rs1<rx mnrEs-

H HWxixHI C<EeBr1HfRn - tt A0mA-
vsssarr 81 Bs1<rx DnrEs-
ThR CsHs1anEs CEEb zzsiczl ceazitrn-
tadun af thsr ScnlhEA EussG peer, BShstg
Bsnr,us, sszuaTsrsury- zt the Ar1nry Hala-,
INST rFEght, had nitnrazzHd very grsaii
number asf nHsmarsrs Of rhs barL- So fhnii
aits wHsE uuGIfturiazrm aFPsgrsf zlnlnst
xHa.sG. Tha puug1rumEs Eaz snfnreaY
Snasar5h I'M rlharnezsr. As am a4PenizErs
siarria,zr 1hH ASSEMBLING Of the aaEihHnns,
Messrx. Grsgar MieDunal1 and W. Mcc-
HIubrIhasuza rsznlsa tIhsz wzIh sewenal
ssIlsssshzsus uu thn HgAlzad hngEIPea.
Mmu.z.r aIsese were fh@ %H4slhzf of Lmee
KNOW" Epl ~sThs CaaPbells aue Cam-
aau.rn Ths we'll k-nluwu ralznE af EuuHt of
usns sanrsrw, wihs Ars Erl kanwz tD the
llH AnrzIss EzIhEse, mAkHs III ua@eesss
tn srx znvaSaharz IN fs=r Fryse.- lit IN
,,zfsFErss:ssspf no anrlua.nr taar the arFlaa1ss
wis VOC Strusus amid thai rmf1hlng bUn TWO
esnrarws d1D sHch perf1ruasr wunha s1ttsily
tine Szps,sEh lsGdIres amd thear lzssies.- Ihs
Staatiish &amces amid Highland FAhmgs,
baiung unrtay seem here, FrssennHd a grsalr
,issssl al s1strneziIur- A hlAae Hdly whG n
s.r1ltlsa I'm n spesiaa EEaIuaan q MISS
MunA Reese, xh9 salg seRenaA Scutn4.
b,aaGsas and dahtias wlaih gueHt seafiimsnr
iiirr anA uf hsr nsnldEr ysans, zad with
pr,ssrT Hna sxsssst w@icf- She aasn s.gwe
4 Srudniish dmurs- Thn sndErtzamrnenE \
xaEs n VERY EAsRsant xnsG suncsssfua one.
Ut saueamlssa wlitih tina szrsazg 0f ~AzaAf |
Lining Syne.@ by fihe wtntH zznIizncea. |
flgIllyNMng WIS tt1s prugrsazszns=
H-AAuuis LiHzris - by E. NJ. Bnn-nham-
2-Ssautdh BaIl laa- ny Miss Hralnezs G..arge
B-HiieihlEnd FnHug d1 c0fs1Esuie93s' nE W. /
Mtsc. ElE1urshis@l-
A-4v0Gh, wert atsmg IN ffe ganld BEasttt, % /
ifutft Ar MIrs. MarziE Perry Daw1s ar1d Miss \
Henrw.
h-Mse. .SIH1a FTzmg Qin e1strunme9a bE A.. H.. 1
w. McG. @zzE1a5n1 a1,G taaueg- H
1r Me@suzalG. PsTasr.
R-.MErs's n MisHl1ih- BU1nlE Scuf1auz1 HD II
ThsE /" tu Miss MH19 Reese.
E-Sesssk1h $nillna, by Miss Fl81e1cR Fezry
&--Matnirn a Mnilz o. Hafllbr1 Tawu,
BIZ Miss LlIlnnhm Fellnws.
A-zSeaits wilma hAe WI EEalzeH B4sd- hT
MR. MEnu-ns . S1n0k.
HA.-SeuEiish mmnxse by Miiss MI1l Keese.
Hl.--ERsdEnrihe SwVsst Bessiss." by Mlrs
Fzzrny DHrts--
Ez.-DEncirg Gin rnsizrzeg. S%snd 1a1zcs.,
" L. IT. MaHsclie1IrHE-
Ea-T1cnl Snla. bw Mr. Hawthorne.
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HEw T9HE- FeHruurv Th-ManaE an eRl.
BasT a1 s@S
fr1me mereBnsilH ppEDer, 8l1fS-
5asriang ExEliHnge- "a sh}l Hrr SIXTY
6aF hills "a sfH2 inn d,zmE11.
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\ FIFTEENTH ANNUAL
Masquerade Ball!
TME HUKxTEKEIE EEKT-ExLA.
Nr msHrn HA14.,
<GxzrzEzT ExsuEz<- Fea- z:.- 1sssz-
A IHrya ansl aIagzErr IsaE ri1Ies.s1 Ef LRiiTfss'
ami Ganfr GaHaluIes frtgTr hitzA finrn on .IAlaE
d SON. SHn HHuxiHess,. will aririvss NinEsH
dtIT aasE Gim be hHE HE Wzr1ntr @fsm ruua
Wadhnexiay. Hel1UtuEry a1ih, III . a. H I'D y
r. NJ ~ sult au each hsllawI1zE dMF H1 1he
ssIazzss hzurS.
MASENEsSp THUKETS
GHzr be- iixBsf an NiIrunerHf MnII mum mBw MD
tod r. NJ ON ztt<s E-.tih HnE fr1un fftnt
GQmr,itIEH af lAnraal essz1lss1-zzs.
FusEmwR R1Y ED MAssEHHsss HGsEzrg is1alz AT
uHE n0@H-
Admissinu prinss an@ as fssillz7wz<
For mRsHsns, lHiiv ar rssr1s rnszn-- siic
H5r spestfataSns, lHfE O. IND
Mamltarx GusA 0ug EBiw frasz.
TnrEHnS T@ BE HAD QF ruuE CaM MMrnH1E
GHRxyD MARGH MI 9 0gLMGK
~$0 gsntE ezrraan 4iIiszU.a6 I'M n asuzfisa
elianlGiz.--. No iIupnuqenesI allawVa9
GnMMIrnEE OFF AHlEHzsEaz7nEEuz..
L. lISDESTHINr n HTMRisMEGHs
H. AXE,, HMIl4 R-AE&la.
TTHE10l F&lHzM II
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n Mane 81 EezmA-

Tlha S1zurhszn Rn.nae. Camwauw Is
Hzsllkinzg Ernlns;zmHatz mn huiaM srur
miaEIk aIba1ur aihmse naiNas long irum Sc
w.rlwslza I'm N GHlmm I'M rta Wsraiugg
mUunIrMuzls, dur THE Rurrnse Gf gsEiing u1
n qFun,ry af iane rzarsbas nn tRalr plsScn
Tlbs best uf the umek will be used for
aszilIidlzss pEmp1sss mn tins eirN. ansl the
rsifa4te astias.nit ug tin xurk1ng Gf rihs
lfsdgs wdIl be burned iur 1rae, amGriier
c,arnrzludiry Gf grsaH mzsuss I'M riia ra-
gum.
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84RGAINS In HOMES
RARGAIyS In MTSH
BslGMNS M ACRES I

44r-House aff 6 r1amH. GaIrn Hr ~ AiEiE
Tr-HGiL. -,sf...
45u.- Mause dtf rgGuss, Msia1 1n sn- ii'sh
'i'F-isas,is% =s.sss,. sT n,.sy u'''''''' .sn
4R-HnIrse an q ruamH,. 0rinlffs H., rnt,aU
Rtsftril lst lllff ieeif fnsIEn. itsliil
gSs-H1zlze al u rsQmsk. HIM IN - A.lh
46a-Heuse OF UD ruau1z. nezu1aEs H.
,us rsI--,sa. ,ff a r,,,s.rrss F,rtt "a. - ulllllM
i8gs-Hassrsa OF D rusuH., H. L. N. -,-. U -eim
3-s-Iaaslse Qff @ nuanrE,. UiaamAna1 VI --.iin
#l-FHiauxa ad III ruaErzs HlnAUssr H.,
.,.a. N 10 nm, Wl..zru.,.,It IN ...... aiil
l.}g.-laf. au Work. 1T nssstr tIE'ian1 hNs4 A.m
43Q--l<x1x i'm Fairun1lun nrz,f< sifz1n -.ia1
4sas-lalzz am Eearn 1T :; dfshaiLta nm
s's-a1as r.s,-asnv s1 h'1'" s@" A''.''-- u#
zn - ~, x5s,,,,,D az. rr,.arr f,.arf y ItD
s@ae \ ,.s =. ~. -, T,s.-.-..- -. -. = LIN
an -. -, 4is,r,.r-ssf r,.ssu-. Hifnf1rsh allif
s- T. i N,,,,l..s.- Ia1.isritlE Il ;iD 10 2!lltl
s M',s. h., a.5,-,i. Isa,.. raa.r n ta glf
s5ss;;s-Iau I'm Farit Wflln nr'fnn @ lsi'
slRs-Eatzs i'm laurstreftE nrignL Il lilh iA2 -'.nn
z6iis-lafEf i'm tine Hills ursgn 81 I'M ~ -.inm
Ssxasull alfsiRa aereagE traaizs IN lns ely
amI dufsiit.s
ROBBINS & TONNER,
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rn~ Anr.,nr.r,. s=r~sxrrz<r

WAS s1aa gn ysstrsu1ag aiinsrnnan AS nd
xssralssHa I'M Tins FAper, bninging FriEas
sHtiiii. Htiiii.ifRz:aary ho butIs Puuehazer amid sell
Bsr. TeR sale wzas sesnsliae1Hd By the
v,auruIsr giam of Ill., H. MlatlzciK u Som,
Hiuctaa.zsssssrs of NH W. FirHl zzueef-. Thss
rs.asulln OF this sale naG ri.s m.znnsssr LII WAS
ngmiluefhsa all bsing EasE ss adlUerriEseia.
sn1zuI4 sIuM dCuibrIsss will be Iiie very
5sss,1 ag Riwsn-iissrnsn snGs mt bgth amrtiIuns-
earz md rw1rar
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c--s.a. Es.a-ya. Ass<.-4s-E..z

Cspt- d. r. Riaisy. u s. Narsital fur
fhin .disrscz. has asqaia1s1 '-.Das.." j.
d. Dznlxp his daEuEE- Ths ~Doe" 1s
ezpzrinnead IN tina dturasH af tine qttiiiii,ss
sud n . goaa islR1w sasiisa
H A. PrzzaB n 1s hs eihszf clark nm
fke MwzhnTa Gtfizne. En zrpsnmnnsur
mai mi Elve uaiizsnzzsE ssE'isi1nriIDn
Ed. kaa Runs up 1n Sum Hnznfisrp dsz
. fEx asHs ne malka hmzelH zE .fiGz nm
~ peEuiiU dur1m Cd t1hn Flzsianzm by n
hEinf mzQurzza A huw things srz damz
n - un - I'D GfN-
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The <frveE Market
NEw E@RlK, FesruEry Il--Rar szlger Es...
SAN FHAsGrsCws Fsikr,rHrE ln.-ssLNar hzrF-
Per cent Gisenrzds II tn ~.
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HNAKD OFF MANAG#Es.

HlAED OFF MANAGHES
Bnesi,i i.as, /. ..-...Mrs. c. MU1ruMMnx
: NMns q. GTaAxu4lnn
slz.t Mrs. n. L.. Bsr1a
rnnas,rs-e .......... NsrS T. W. #Hr1.n1lE
g,yt.,,s4talryr Mists Gl. .AiiEA MaK11-NTEITHzR
Direatarrs l. Mrs MI. Kl-frussz;, Ar~E DIR.
HltIrau; Mrs w.. M. HsHry, MIS-. E.lE.
HIirseilf lffias;H Mrs. Il GssHrit- MrS. H
Mcclellan, Mrs. 5Hun E.lInEiz1.
REEFFun0N COMMITTEE
W.. H. Wanf11an- .n'aAlsaH
DIzisRa H IL. HasHs HON L. u. Gr'nrk-
NIT A. HharnH4B,, Mn IL %. lLiu1t al-zsAiill1-
Mr. HI MG%<eil.- ME M. IL. s-tlarrn-,
MIR H. " WariifSzI Mir. MI HssSglnHriks
Nh D Ue1Banrih S;nIrih, NM. IT, Il E1si1az-,
Mir: HI W 0iMaiEszlEs Mn: A @lzisss.
Mr. BE- fsssrmtinn Mr. L. Il S,fsfEllkEr.,
Hssu. R. n. dal WaIIa. Mr. ~ i,ziasna.-
Fu0fVE MlANAlEHEa
Mn. HI ME9La;Iah
psr W. H.. Willis NM d. Mg#7mitnnd
GAast VIM Banning. Mn 5. b WesMesES
Mn HI j. Hlaisilmaln, MN. Ut. ID BsYTmt..
Mr- N LangszaairHr,, ME-. w. M Gil-sTeaA-'
TlGKENS.
Admitting gts1fiazuam amE anH lhifr 81 I'D
Hnen aziddtiamEl 1nii tiiiE
~-rfrHefr# fRsr smile III BinrfstszsE mI1fiie
stnne. Finst ssnesf.. IL
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SAx FHANr1scDl TsHruHry 1l-Mlts.EiL,
&zll. ShiVpiasE. Il ~
8AriEF-Hzzlli;; hseit., IL Gbs hnew1rE, Su E..s.4
@I Ia
Garz-GAlhs arria4 Dr-ga EelEsEws s1taL ll6s
gzzal q II l.smSl .nig wfiL1as. FL ai5l .1Ara.
IlVEzFo@l. Hshruzrv Gl,-MlteIn-Ffrrn
6e=a and fair,- hzslEisrs offer msslz.zratslly~
Gurz-Fhrmls Demand nmprUwia,g; Hsw
UIizsd MesaErr. a. e.41 par esnfaH1.
A leazai1g wefklY grsiln esneslEAr sHyyc "A
decia4dly gaziEier mszzAf GG Kfw1He fr9nm
AmEriiea kas enIseM fraar zslHEng OF wfsssr
by h@lazsrs AErH.. MHrkerS i'm Etz= prUwillasts
Ere aRAet.Ne ans1 rltther essEzstsr- The off
cDass UarkHf II aiinnsrr eaHne6 Gf e:Rurn.ss
E1d 29LhiRg hnr sttirEnslf Gm p,Rtssf4ef 1x
gfe1ed- At rs-sdiiB's maritaf 1tEtre wsIs a
lnn1ize4 arenE-.anns. The uRsne wars qlIiitst
Theme was q s1nuHll demand i'm wfiastr, ami
pr1ees Wene Eai l@wEr. HsssEr wsfzs a1ktw Hrsh
unE2zngrGl Co N WIS i'm mEsistra1Bf lie
mHRd- Old eurn ls E2d Gzwer and u1l+
ehHRged
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ALL. TICKETS SOLD
FOR FEBRUARY 6
Good Fslsruary 15, 1857.
c. z. CULVER. A. l. TEElE.
Ia y--za ssrsnx sa-z-,z-
! -
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Uh~H<Mnzs Mxmx MHxkax-
uuu.euad nsr tina mEEA1u hF l. Usiar. n
Nurrh Sqrilxg ssnaaE.

uIuK
HEEELNnst Fznbsi rpar nauznts ssnzmf
urE.1n. &C. uhirf grnfls.. 5G..
HTTT1H-5c par pniInlt LEE EWsx zn1 dz
E XerherK
lkM8 -aprimE- &c.
VEAEFrnm tzs 3E pen paIzusk.
HQGS-lu Hnar, hand. 3g GB IN DEE uszzne;
usA &c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Rnxzy Bex6eW sx v1f1<ss Asrn4
xna ~ Wlrz-
xss<ks and 8s2zz

EEE T@EK,. FshrmurT Hl-'6aFariiaI,Is
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-04-28
Born to Marry and Hcep House.

The end of d woman is to marry and
raise up family She starts out in
this direction when she carries a doll in
childhood. Your girl who leaves home
and goes out for herself does SO because
she has failed to find the msn she wants
20 .nsrry. Sy and by she docs ind him,
and when she does she drops everything
snd goes with him. She stops short in
her music. her acting, her art, her iitera-
ture, OF whatever it is, because after all
her instinct tells her 10 marry and she
follows her instinct instead OF her rea-
son.
A rran can marry and 60 ahead in
the particular pursuit OF profession he
had chosen, but the woman stops and
subjects everything 30 the one duty OF
Yifehood. That is the reason women
do not succeed IS well as men. They
fall short. Grant all this for the sake
of a, a,yument Admit that it is the
mission OF woman 10 marry and raise
up family. But l am now writing
shout the exceptions There are excep-
tions 10 all classes, all rules, all theories
and ali PHILOSOPHERS! Most women do
marry young, and that is right. That
is as far as most of them want to get.
They are fitted for this sort OF life and
have no desire or fitness for another.
Bat src You going to make one kind
OF girl do this when 1t is a strait-jacSet
and an sbomination 10 her! In other
words, is she TO marry simply for the
sake of marrying, and ''scttie down"
simply for the sake of settling down?
Why net allow her TO follow her natural
bent as well as the young man? True,
she may. IS my objector SAYS, find some
man while herself following = success
full career whom she will love and whom
she will marry. thus cutting short = work
that might otherwise have been rounded
aud made complete. True, women are
as completely successful as men in the
more independent pursuits of life. But
the Point which wish 10 make clear
sud emphatic is that society, and the
woman herself, and the man she marries,
and all directly or remotely concerned,
are the better for her having done even
something for herself, however little.
/ repeat that the self-relixnt woman
is civilizer. The busy world is im-
proved by her having been u participa-
tor. Her words are gentle and kind.
and her presence is restraint to the
headlong irpetuosi!y of men. Even
| though she may not remain long with
us single, let u bs thankful that she
| has come Ut al. If sho fsilS in love Snd
marrie;. even ct tie sacrifice CT an IT,
| dependent career, her lie after ail ID
not in vain. Her cTn views hare bsen
| broadenal hor Syn,csthies have Eaep
deepencd, her capacity Tor employment
made greater. and her scope for useful
ness widened. say again and sga!n,
let the ambitious girl sea what she can
| do ior herself. HoDsGn's Journal.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-04-28
A Portrait o. ttu ronc.

Under The title OF Souvenirs dun
Journalistic Franchise Rome" ii.
Hcnridcs Hou. whose intimate rela-
tons with the TaticSn are well known,
! has iust written an interesting cook or
the ms aad outs o. tho Vatican "prison."
! Here is his sketch al the Pope himself:
; ''I-co XIII. b,osses hi. audiences with 3
graceful and kingly gesture. he has a
merry mouth. lis smile doe. not pos
ssss that sardonie Fol.sri.n expression
found in so n,any Of his photographs.
On the contrary. il is rather gentle ana
patcraa, his eyes are vert black and
brilliant Hi. ienturc., ..cstic and
strongly marked, haEc becorns benerc-
lent and engaging. He must hare had
great difficulty 10 accommodate his
counlenaacc, erch as nature mads it. 10
the august role OF holy iathership. Per-
| haps the soul of Pope rnc6iies the es-
terror iineaments in tho long run. Like
! 81. Francois de Sales. who va. born
| dormatic and choieric, but who De
came. By continual .clf-.ubtection, an
snsel OF sweetness, Leo Hii. on being
r,nae Pope mast have overcome, or al
| least subdsed, violent character. His
holiness is still vigorous. IN spite Of bis
ieanness and senile trembling. HIS
hair is white. and arranged in cnris
over his temples His cassock seems to
enrc.op only the shadow Of body, just
enough humanity to hold soal. He
speaks very slowly. particularly when
he spo.ks in French. In Italian NJ ina
provises with rspidity. but in French he
| hs. TO call on his memory. whica is ex-
cclient This sIowness gives a singular
| relief 10 tho utteranees OF Pope Leo.
The action precedcs rather than aocorn-
| panies the word With his Arms ez-
tended no seems to invite the whols
universe to come and receive his
thoughts. The oratorical action OF his
holiness is in reality = curious study.
1t can hardly be called classic, but it
gives to his speech an academic breadth
and impassioned vivacity not to be
found in the printed text. Nobody
reading his allocutions would ever
imagine the effect they produced on de-
livery. Unlike Piux TX, who allowed
himself to be carried away by his fiery
eloquence. and who always altered his
discourses before they were printed,
Leo Kill has little to correct; his
speeches are neditated, weighed, and
learned beforehand. remember OF be-
| ing at St. Peters when he addressed
seven thousand Italian pilgrims. Twas
too far of to hear what he said. His
| gesticulation WAS excessively violent
The next day / expected to read terri
bic philIppic; it was koneyed homily,
| almost an idyl."